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jroovers":15fp0460 said:@Potion
It really saddens me to read your story, bro. But it can change! You already made the first step, admit that you currently have a problem that should be solved. (As you repeatedly noticed you're not happy the way things go right now).
This may sound a bit cliche... but it's cliche for a reason: Try to find yourself a suitable hobby ( or two). There's always something for someone. I can't believe you're bad at everything. Even if you don't really feel comfortable around people, you eventually get used to it. If you find yourself a hobby/sport/interest you'll end up speaking en learning people with the mutual interests...
Sometimes it's the best to put aside some things that just cost too many time, or stand between you and a realy goal. Maybe it's not the respond you wished for, but the current situation isn't great either. Do you spend (too) much time on your games perhaps?
No one should want to curl up in a ball for a month, with only responsibilities for others to take care of! I really hope you find yourself a goal to live for man!
I actually recently took up basketball, so that's something new... But I don't have much time to do it since I have the other four things to keep track of.Sauk":1jkfb2po said:Potion: You need a break from your mundane self, no offense intended. You're doing the same old same old and not experiencing anything new which is leading to jadedness (the exact thing holding you back). Try picking up something new; be it a new language, a new hobby, a leisure sport, a new food, whatever you want. Trust me there's NOTHING worse than repetition, and as you've seen yourself: you get consumed by it. Ever thought of taking up skateboarding? snowboarding? skiing? surfing? or the arts like guitar/singing/drawing for the fuck of it/painting/photography? A common error most people make in sports is thinking that people judge. The only people who judge noobs in sports are noobs themselves; veterans realize the importance of encouraging someone partaking in the sport vs. discouraging them through pissing matches.
I seriously recommend snowboarding. The feeling of going downhill at fast speeds is so liberating.. you can't put a price on it (well, you can.. bloody resorts). Just remember that whatever your pursuit.. make it NEW and DON'T catch yourself trying to be a professional (most importantly HAVE FUN).
Potion":3h5if28w said:Uhg. I feel so... Uhg.
Like... I just wish everything would vanish away into a better time where I don't feel like an incompetent sack of shit.
The only friends I currently have are online friends, and they are awesome and everything, but there is always a hierarchy, and I feel I'm at the bottom. I'm always the one who is bad at everything. When playing games, I'm always the worst at playing. When making games, I never make anything good, I'm always the one that has to wake up at their times or by chance be up when they are or I don't get to speak to them.
This most likely isn't what it is actually like, but it's what I feel like.
I could quite easily curl up in a ball and just lay in my bed for a month, but now I have responsibilities. A job. My dad. My friends. My games*. I feel trapped underneath all the things I need to do and unable to do the things I want to do, and even if I had the time to do them, I wouldn't be able to, cause I apparently can't do anything without giving up.
UHG. Fucking fuck. I hate my life right now. Not to the point where I want to off myself, but to the point where I feel trapped by life. I'm no longer the one controlling it, and the only thing I do have control of is which of the responsibilities gets more of my time, and even then, I can't win. Do I take time off work to go see my dad, or do I neglect seeing my dad to focus on my work and games but how would my friends feel if I didn't speak to them, but I can't take time off seeing my dad just to hang out with my friends, and although I know my friends would be okay if I was spending a lot of time with my dad, they're the only ones keeping me sane right now.
What the fuck do I do?
There's nothing I can do.
I guess I'll just drown in the ever flowing tides of life until my mental raft brakes and I loose the support ropes that are my friends before accidentally cutting them with my emotional breakdown knife.
It's a lifestyle choice.
My kind?noise shaman":3bn3887t said:It's a lifestyle choice.
i thought your kind didn't like that phrase :box: